Gummiez is Compound Genetics' cross of Jet Fuel Gelato and Peach Ringz, which puts candy and diesel on the same plant deliberately rather than by accident. Society C presses it as a solventless live hash rosin badder. Reports land on peach and gas together, and the cultivar is sativa-dominant on paper while reading calm in practice.
Who Makes It
Society C is a Michigan brand launched in 2019 under Natrabis, built by Nick Simpson, Ben Puraj, and Michael Thomas out of the state's caregiver market. Their 54,000 square foot Orion Township facility opened in 2021 and includes an on-site processing lab.
The solventless line uses ice, water, heat, and pressure only, pressed from single-sourced flower.
The Cross
Gummiez comes from Compound Genetics.
The cross is Jet Fuel Gelato reversed onto a Peach Ringz mother. Peach Ringz is Dying Breed Seeds' Marionberry by Eddy OG, a cultivar with its own documented solventless history. Jet Fuel Gelato brings the diesel. The result is a plant where the candy note and the fuel note are both intentional.
Do not confuse it with Grape Gummiez or with White Gummy. Different plants, similar shelf.
How It's Made
Live hash rosin badder describes a full chain: ice-water hash washed from fresh-frozen material, pressed with heat and pressure into rosin, then agitated through a cold cure until it sets soft and opaque.
The word "live" carries the specific meaning that the input was frozen at or near harvest instead of dried and cured. Badder is the finishing texture, and it says nothing on its own about what went in. Caryophyllene leads the terpene panel here, with limonene and humulene behind it, and no potency figure transfers from flower to concentrate.
What It Left Behind
Society C's own cup record sits with Spritzer (1st, Indica Flower) and Pastries (3rd, Non-Solvent Concentrates) at the 2023 Michigan Cannabis Cup.
Compound Genetics' footprint is the more relevant one here: they are among the breeders whose releases consistently reach the solventless market rather than stopping at flower.
The High Rise Take
A candy-and-diesel cross pressed solventless is a fair test of whether a hash maker can keep both notes intact. See the Peach Ringz parent's own jar on Peach Ringz Sugar, compare Society C's cup-winning press on Pastries, or browse the High Rise concentrate library.